sounds spurious...what angle is this anyhow?
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SPECS probably won't be able to read a vinyl plate stuck on the front bonnet, and that will be at an angle. Other than that, get a road angel, laser jammer and keep an eye out for the plod.
Haven't they always been illegal though?
Does anyone have any info about whether or not the angle at which the reg. plate is positioned on a 911 to avoid being caught on a speed camera? (Is this cobblers?) 911Fan.
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